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Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
CLEARING ont The Bumboatr.

CHICAGO, July 20.-The United
States revenue cater Andrew johnson
with o company OF marines drawn up
en- deck with guus and cutlasses,
steamed cut to the government pier
this afternoon fer the purpose Of clear
ing the hsrbor Of its long established
collection CT bumboats or floating
houses CT ill.faEe. All the boats ex-
cept those ownei by the noted "Black
Jack" Yattkw were quietly removed
by the proprietors before the hour dxed
by the Collector OF the port. The at
ten tion ef the johnson was therefore
confined to Yattaw's craft. One OF hit
old hulBs, FL Tempo. was coufiscated
and towed into the river by the revenue
cutter. At the last moment YattAw
paid $500 1ae assessed against hi
chief estsb blishment, evidently deter
mined 20 maintain it In position.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Tho Cruiser Atianta's Guns.

WASHINGTON, July 20 "A report re
ceived at the Navy Department to-day
from the commander OF the new cruiser
Atlanta says that when the eight inch
rifles were fired recently at Gatdiner's
bay with charges intended to impart a
velocity of 2G0O feet to the projectile, the
clips and clip circles failed to hold the
carriages satisfactorily, The clips Of
two of the six inch guns also failed to
hold the carriages upon firing. These
carriages and their appliances worked
satisfactorily upon trial at the proving
grounds, the eight inch gun being fired
at least twenty times, with heavy charges.
The conditions under which guns are fired
on shipboard, however, are materially diff
ferent from those at the proving tests.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Patrops OF Husbaudry.

About one hundred persons attended
the meeting OF the Patrons OF HusbAn'
iry ~ the Bright House, At Rehoboth, ,
on Tuesday evening. The address OF
selcome by John q. Higgins, lecturer
Of the State Grange, was both ptny
aud appropriate. Miss Sarah A. Rsx,
of tho Pennsylvania State Grange, iol-
lowed with long essay on the inhu
encs OF the Grange, socially, politically
and financially in Delaware, ard II she
did no: make the various points clear, II
was no fault of hers. A general dis
cussion fol owed, after which q. ID.
Treat of G GEORGETOWN gave resume OF
the work accomplished In this STATE ,and
pointed out measures by which the gen
ersl prosperity can be more fully pro
moted.
j. w. Hickman, Of Chester County,
Pa, N ade an a,.usion to the IL rt1usnce
o. the Grangers Gu the legislation In
that State. A. ? Robinson, OF George
town, spoke OF the necessity OF reform
through constitutional convention,
and al present were convinced OF his
sincerity on that point. +. d. Chester
professor Of eaclosy and agriculture In
De aware College, made very concise
address in regard TO the relation oi
sciences TO agriculture.
The program Yesterday was an ad
dress by Rev. j. S Wills upon re-
strlc:iug foreign emigration to thi'
country, setting forth that such restric-
tiop " as necessary TO prevent sccumu
la.iRg evils and preserve the liberty o
our country.
Rev. 4. &. Mcdowell a'so made ~
address showing the Importance OF ss
ricu.ture 20 the peoples prosperiey, snt
Kate M. Brown showed the prophet.
OF tenn persnce. To day Z H. Bsusrot
showed the importance and disatvan
tazes OF Commercial Fertilizers" All
Wesley Webb spoke on Peninsula horti
culture aud the development of our re
I5Jlrces
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
A Profitable Hint.
IooMMuNICATEo !

MESSRS. EDITORS: After returning
home from business last evening, az
usual, took up the REPUBLICAN, a
welcome visitor in oar family ana was
shocsed to s.e tho solemn announce.
ment Sudden DEATH" &; &c, pur-
porting 10 be at first sRht the death OF
Mrs. Clevelaud. l threw down the
paper and was 50 shocked at the solemn
an noun snens that oul3 not read any
more for few nomea - When l too
it up again found it all to be but the
heading OF one OF Meyers advertise.
msnts. l was really then ois9usted.
Death Ia too solemn a thing, and the
frequent occurrence OF sudden deaths
which come to US daily almost taking
away without warning our nearest
frieuds, it strikes US as all out Of place
to resort to such method to call atten.
tton to business affAirs. n. L. JANNEY.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
How the Alien a ct Can lie Dodsed,

LONDON, July pa financial paper
this evening publishes an i-terview with
Mr. Gown, New York councillor al law.
In which the latter impaired hitherto
unpublished opinion on the Aien aet
given by Attorney General uarianh 10
President Clevpls ID. This opinion is 70
the effect that the act does no. apply to
mines or Unbeatable interests IN real es
tate; that aliens can lawfully hold stock
in Am. rican corporations owning mineral
lands in Territories, provided such allen
h elders do net exceed twenty per cent
that aliens may advance money with
which to develop mines, but cannot oo'
tain an interest in real estate through
such advances, aud that they may lawft!
ly contract with the American owners &c
work the mines. Mr.. Gown adds his OWL
opinion, that aliens can dodge the act lie
gally by putting their money in ninety
nine year leases.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
enlarged with Lsrcsn''

George Baxter, william a.@1,,%'Sasili %sui
Charles Coleman were ,. a. amt, chil
mornina's session of c'ly .sst Gal'S Snt]
Wit With .he larceny Of a ptSns,,y p0Ssst, 70 d
saott' sa.I.N Tho accused a,LeseI la, I.ai ii 4
s"omIs the money After hearing hs1 ,asn lnn ~ d
5nisH ba,1 in odmIn the snm Of $500 o,aai ss's Il,
ennsarapcs on,, .n srs at court in ds'aa'' -
thew were committed
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
The Christiana Improved.

The National Dredg ging Company hss
succeeded In making the channel OF the
Christiana, from Market street bridge
to tho mouth Of the jetty, Of uniform
width Of rs feet and depth of Is feet at
at low water, taking out 200. 900 cubic
feet of mud. 1t Is hoped that no further
work will be required for some time to
keep the channel Of sufficient depth to
scco mmoisle all vessels trading ut our
port, as the appropriation for the i'm
urov ement OF this river has been ex
hausted, and another cent cannot be ex
pended before Congress authorizes the
same, thus illustrating how "penny
wise and pound foolish" are the Demo.
Gratis who are complaining Of SO large a
surplus in the treasury, and yet refuse
TO make legitimate aud much.needed d
Improvements for the p, emotion OF the
business Of the country at large.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Gladstone Speaks to the Ladies.

LoSDoN,Juiy 20 Mr. Gladstone last
evening addressed a select company
which had Assem- bled to form q branch
OF the Womeu's Liberal Federation, OF
which Mrs. Gladstone 10 president. Re-
ferring to yesterdays meeting Of Con.
servatives at the Carlton Club, he said
"lt has gone abroad that this great
fortresf, represented by Mr.. Goschen as
q fortress requiring To be defended by
the government to the last of lite power
and to the last moment of lis existence,
Is TO be surrendered to the evidence OF.
fered by the Bye elections
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
THIRD EDITION.
Tin. ruterta,nnent Last Night.

The On tertainment given q; 81. Pari's
Catholic Church, Fourth and JACKSON
streets, last evening by the 81: faut
Dramatic Club, was well attended. d.
i. By-ou's comedy "Our Boys WAS
presented with the following CAST OF
Sir Geotfry Chamrueys, "a Comfy
Macnate.) Mr. M. j. Cor way; Ialoos
Champneys, (his son,l hr. WsiaeinaF n
Msonoidt: P.rkyn Mlcdle~icg, Es
,,rss Rntter niau,D Mr.. Frank ID.
Cant. Charles Middie~ick (his son,)
Mr. inward Ryan; KeRpsier, 5r
Gsoffrv's Maa Ssrvsnt,) Mr.. james ID.
Giant. Poaales, (MiddIewics's BotlerD
Mr. Knro,: Violet Me)rose, (An
Hsiress,) Miss Myrtle Green Woou;
n,afy aelross. (Hsr Poor Cous'n')
Mrs. Maud Moiro~; Clar;ssa Champ
news. (Sir Geotfry's Sister,) MISS
Mamie Urumlish; Belinda, -
All these characters were Wen sus-
tanned. and Messrs. Conway, Meohoidt
and Grant displayed considerable
talent, Each member OF the company
seemed ,u understand the requirement ts
OF their respective parts, coLssqueOtiy
the en- tire performance was remarkably
smooth, and vastly different from that
generally given by amateurs. MI
Nellie Ford gave very excellent reel
tstion, and the singing by q qusrtette
composed Of Messrs. Fea!heIsoa, stuart
Wei and McAdsms was heartily sp
precisted by all lres,nt. Mr.. Feather
son has q splendid tenor voice, anu hl'
solo. "Spesk t. ne A gain" was one o'
the gems Of the yer lag.
Tue dancing oi Mi Ford canoct Ok
surpassed. aud AL h,r movements a1,
characterized by ease and grace, ano
when 1t is considered tnat tee nt'it
Miss acquired oil her knowledse Of
dancing by merely watching otheis, II
is really remarkable how nearly fer
feet she has become. As she gets oder
she will improve. A few evenings afe
the writer witnessed Miss Ford's ar'ls'
tic movements al the house ot reis
tive. and decided IN his mind that she
was gifted with talent fer carolnf
possessed d by but very few.
The music by the Hayden O,ches's'
was very fne
The entertainment will be repsste'
this evening ior the last time, ane IL
room should be crowded.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
PenOnal.

Mr.. Jones Guthrie Is 9, his farm In
Chester County, Pa.
Alfred Williams OF philadelphia Is
visiting friends in our city.
The family of Savoy Evans left yes
terday for wash!uRton to be absent sew
ernl weeks.
Issac T. johnson, who sailed from
Nsw York last week for Europe, for
varded 8 letter to friends IN this CITY
by an ncoming steamer.
Mrs. Martha Guthrie aud her son
Leonard aad Ms Sadie Caldweil len
"wednesday noon for Canada 10 Visi'
relatives. They will be gone some ten
days.
Herman Bessey, superintendent o.
pu bile schools, will hold an examirs
ton at Ode.sa, on the 10th proI imo, O.
teachers who are applicants for hts'
grade certificates.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Sent 10 me Reform scaV'

Robert Frame, a L year o.a o,air
boy, was arraigne1 at 'l''s SIN hgI .I,]
SION of the city court, at iae ~ u h
the Society tcr the Preyea,. ,,,Is, " !,
to Children. The boys laIas' l.ar,,I
and his mother insane eo-H3I,, co r5 4,
has no one to attend TO him a.aa, al4 4, n
Ia9 He has ae been runuilgt the :iIseI rn, "
time, and Austin HarTing,Te' ,ps Iisf F.T
that he be committed 10 ,le .et n"
form school, under an n. h,
bv the recent Legislature ,be tls
was comp led with, and ,ta ta' I'd ID
structed TO make out 'u'
papers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
A Birthday Part!

william Coproy, on sppns
tie sash shop of the Jacksol,
Company, recently s!Islrtu
jority, and on Tuesc0y Iiia, u.,,,
his shop mates 2 set tu; ods ., a1s az H
Cams salcon, Nos' 29S anu Ia,,
street. There were so9u' Ai31
and az abun liant supply ~, y
meuts we're served Lissn,
aud instruments music VSs .s,,]
Professor Willy reuJeFea N,
tr,otic airs on tie cornet' a.,
spent 8 pleasan, eysnlna, ga aaa mi NJ
company dispersed j: sas iA.,',, sr
wlshes tor the f3!ur. lF0sp''''
hoht
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
- -
An Ex-Convicts suit.

John Green, a colored ex' convict, now
resident in Indiana, has brought suit in
the United States Curt at Louisville,
against seven citizens of Hart county,
Kentucky, whom he charges with having
"kukluXed" him, and from whom he
seeks to recover 5000 damages. He
alleges that in July, loSb, certain citizen
OF Hart county, where he th-n lived, neal
Bonneville, took him into the woods one
night, beat him severely, hanged him
several times, and otherwise maltrea;ed
him.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Bridge Contract.

Bower & McGsw, Of Phil sde e,ph!a,
have contracted TO erect two bridges
across the Caristisns, one above the
bridge of the Wilmington snd Northern
road and the other near the mouth o.
the Brsndywln In order to accommo
date the Few cutoff, which will be
resdg for use IN few mop,hs. The
p!liDg Mr Taliey has contracted TO fur.
nish will be u.ed in connection with
the above bridges and the approaches
10 The same.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
PreparatiOna for War.

sIMLA, July 20 Tho government Is
making a special ing uiry into the con-
dition OF the external and internal de.
feoces OF India, although it Is stated
that no entaDgl glement Is feared.
BOMBAY, July 20,-Satives report
that Russia Is secretly negotiating with
the Governor of Yarkand, in Chint sc
Turkestau, for permission to pass tsoops
across the country.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
An Angry Belgian General.

BRUSSELS, July 20.-A sensation has
been caused here by a speech made by
Lieutenant Gsnerat Van Der Smi&el,
commander of the army at Brusae.s,
yesterday, after q review OF the troops,
in which ne violently attacked Pari!s.
ment for rejecting the Personal Military
Service bill, and added that the indt.
pendence and honor OF Belgium depend.
ed upon an increase of the army.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Agnes Folsom Win. Hor su,t.

New YORK, July 20.-Judge Bartlett
in the Supreme Court to-day handed
down decision in the matter of Agnes
Folsom, the actress, alleged to have been
restrained of her liberty by DR.. Cate,
confirming the defence's report to the eft
feet that Mr.. Folsom, the petitioner and
father of the actress, had failed to make
out case, her acts being entirely volun-
tarV.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
a Busy superin,..,

Herman Bessey, srn.,,',
the pubic schools G, NJ p,'S ~
~. Is very busy mskIpp ,,'' ~
OF his school ,epor,s, H. Wv y,
being ell closed unit, sas
Taking delight in ai, vo,, @
nat t'rally adapted to he a IN.
educator. He / rs won ,sii..
from ths people, who r
ready to aid him IN his vS,
attack made upon him tyay
press Of the county Soon !,
sumed the duties Of his tSs
He reports the sc1o1.s d
In q good state cf sdysrcs !,
pie ara gradually placing Nj
close relationship to ;bs n
teachers for the paipo.e of,s]
a new school house co,,l,,,|
course OF erection 1T 81, G,1
one in MIL Greek snt ole !.
All that Mr.. Bessy neaj, :,
active synpsthy AID ,1tp,
people to make tns pits:..yz
success.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Scbool Matters

Herman Bessey, sap u Caste Oh
pubic schools forSso,ion for New vlrh \
Genf. eent.'D lie will hold .a5s az sea,rr.a,,'
New Castle County On tns AJ Japs e,,s, |.
pes'ffe 1,gss for to soo:nd aat ard third os 5i'
noss.p nose upon tho date nalas''
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Lost.

On Tuesday afternoon, out of car
r aige, a gents gossamer, in going from
Third and King streets to Sixth and Ship
ley, out Sixth to Washington, to Second,
to Madison and Front streets, along Sec
Second to King. The finder will be suit.
able rewarded by leaving the same at this
[ flee.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Tho Afghan bounaary settled.

sT. PETERsBuRG,J July 20.-The Afghan
boundary question was settled to- day.
Russia receives the territory between tn e
Kusk and the Murghab rivers, accepting
in return the English frontier line On the
Oxus river and renouncing her claims to
districts to which she would have been
entitled according to the terms of the ar
rangement of 1888.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Patent Right for Sale,

8 L. Esstburn and A. M. Blair fer
for sale O patent right fox q machine
which will prove a great convenience
to every blacksmith or wheelwrtght in
the State, and every faImer may be
benefited by its use. Il is a contriv.
ance, We believe. to tighten the wheels
Cf vehicles acc render them much more
durable, and hencg its general useful.
ness in every section ot the country.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Made Sick win Batternll

Yesterday morning some I'D
was brought to tie residence
Treasurer Herbert, il New Ca,t3
farm belonging 10 one Of Bis %
Herbert and his family pir.0II
milk at dinner, aud g shJr! tal
wards the entire SIX were ;aStl 1
III. As all were taken ;.cs d
same time, and the symp; ms u
each case, Il was al mr.; iao1d
were poio ned. Dr., Blaca oiNI
was Immediately sumnonti, Y
his treatment the family w.ihl|
ton of NJ. Herbert and i': dllsd
were soon relieved, The syng
the State Treasurer and BIZ
were Tor a time quite alaEm!ls
morning they are a.. much N'
out OF danger.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Chandler on HIS Presidential Prefer.

CRNCoRD, N. e., July G0.-United
States Senator Chandler states that he
never wrote or Inspired tue letter re-
Gently attributed to him In which he is
represer ted as fsvorink 3 sine and
Sherman On tke r: publican Presiden-
tial ticket.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
A Hard CNa.

Between 3 and io't!2i Nh
as oiIicer BroaiAarl va, nd
and French streets, Le issr,
man sound asleep On a p-uas
rudely disturbed her plsgau
giving her a vigorous siaA,
rose up and poured ia-.h ,I,a1
unadu.terattd B.il.rg.gay, NJ
took the officers t.ea,a. Il,
managed TO ge. he, 10 N, y.ts|
and discovered that ,he va. a,l
sonage than the notorious ANNE
soa. She was arrlignela,,h \
this morning, aud willie ,d.Eg
for her case to be called auus
by curs!rg every officer that hsy
look at her. Wien 6, hi
placed IL the iock, aal :el0c
a fine OF IS and cos:', ,tea.'etr
why he did not make e EO,
promptly increased !; 10 Sll.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
m urderer Kammy'sInauest

An inquest was held yesterday morr.
ing in the case OF Ernest Kammy, who
died In the German Hospital, Philadel.
phia, on Sunday, fro n suicidal wounds
after he had shot his wife in the Fair
mount Park. The only testimony Of
Bodamer as to the cause of death. A
verdict OF suicide was rendered.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Contes,ing - milliouaire's VIII.

New YORK, July 30 John Charles
Johnston, OF Boston, nephew of the late
John Johnston, millionaire dry goods
merchant, and several other heirs at law
and relatives, are contesting the will OF
the deceased millionaire, which leaves all
his property to his brother, Robert john
ston, of this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
A New (lilffit

Joseph Stoeckle has procured a hand.
como delivery wagon, aud equipped his
pair of sleek horses with new harness +,
SO that his cooling beverage Is delivered
in first class style at the doors of The
d ifferent retailers In our city. Stoeckle
is enterprising and fully up to the de-
mands of the times. The man who
gets ahead Of him must bs up and do
in0
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
A Postmaster Murdered.

HALIFAX, n. s, JAY 2C.-While
Postmaster Bursoine, o. Malone Bay,
was making change for . stranger this
morning, the latter Knocked him sense
lers with club. The STRANGER tsen
seized cash n0x Containing $500 and
escaped. Mr.. BlrGoiue WIN probably
a ia
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Buried Yesterday.

The tuneral Of the Rav, WI
NJ May bin, who died succti.
brothers resid dencs IN ih!'eN
day, took place at NaH,ik y
The services were concacpl
Toomss' P. L Chuich By ~
Rev. Mr.. Bend, after wh'sa y
mstt was made ia toe cenetl!l
log, besids the remains o. i, q. ~
The body WAS accompanies % !
by Joseph A Msybin Of las :, Y
Mrs. James h. Ray, " s'slev, ,,
ceased, The pail bearers wtNI W
Curtis, Alfred A. Curtis, Cui.l',
Cooch, ]. @. Shivler, Eilsen ,'. !,
ard Samuel Dill, Ct PhllsdsIps'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Henry a. Dyke Dead.

NEWARK, n. July 2O,-Henry a
Dyke, one Of the best.known operators
in wool In New YORK, died suddenly at
his home In Mont Clair at night of
heart disease. He leaves wife ard
Two grown up daughters and property
valued st 81 100000. He was sixty.
nine years old.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Eoys Escauo From Refuge.

CLEVELASD, OHIO, July 20 -Tnir.
teen D9ys escaped from the Hcute OF
Ez:12e Lere last light. They were oc
c9pa... 81 he fourth story, They
~i-ar.sd bar FROM window ard
f.a a.-sG 80 ground by a lightning rod.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Wells, Nevada.

Wells, Nevada.
~ consider st. Jacobs on the best
remedy for a stifi neck. l take piece OF
flannel, put sons Oil on IL and tie It
around NY necE ,snd am sure the pains
will leave me, + or pain In the car also II
Ia excellent" ADOLPHUS flECK.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Fifth EDITI1
Dots

Dou.
c,F.,, Far price o. ,lck.,,u, ,
'arsion n to New York Yk',s q. y y, O.
b. Uns 1on,tt. Of The hird s1,.' " H''
psny psso1T 5ra; T5ipS 70 thu COD s sp,I,,, NJ !,
Saxr Sl Front n ord Aisnt.'' q "a, ..',,s ~
a young man e,,., /
r. pasey & Jones C,nSa1',5S
Sy,i Sy having it causa, IN ,a' {, ca
,neionSs IN For. s,o,. = rln3 en3
learning the trade cl 4 nissi,5 Ass' !
,cL0, louis Sc, E. COohe, Fo,es,'a3 ',a
ased, agent' now hera,is Ne 'ls.l] ssSi]
tanning ni lss sheets Of n,,nI .,o'4 \ \
oiil' which illustrate. ,sa papf, a.
oi e hor e equestrian '-s a., Aa1 ~
Adam Forepaueh, Jr i,na, ~ y
gle poster ever prt,,si - ;ls I
Elbows thirty one HE 'i' .,,st n
ridden aud driven Wv lay 10y 'uni
sad. sad to be the most s.rIS,ps Xxi ,iis y,
Used Tor advertising pgrn@,.!n y
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
lit Never Fails 10 Cure. "

Cloverdale, Indiana.
81 caught bad cold which settled in
tho leaders Of my neck and caustd me
great pain, cCntninR me to bed. But
since l have led st. J acobs OH do not
liar is recurrence, as the oil never fails
to cure IL. Mrs. r. N. REINHEImER.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
The Irish F.yictions,

LONDON, July 90 The official re
turns show that 8, ,140 persons were
evicted in Ireland during the quarter
ended Juno 80. or these 18S were re
admitted as tenants and 5,7S7 as care.
takers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
rhe weather.

To morrow promises to be from cloudy
TO clearing, with statipsry temperature
and local showers. Saturday, clearing
and contiusd high temperature.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
at Eased Me AT Once :,

70 lock street, Lowell, Mass.
some threo years ago l was taken
with cricz in my mock aud bacs, and
rheumatism In hips and legs. l could
Lot turn over, ana was In great pain. l
got the ST. acebs OH; 1t sased NE at
once. have not had an attack since."
J. W. NEVIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
TrOOD H.

A special inspection drill Of Troop B,
Kenney Guards, 10 their new equip
ments, will be held this evening In the
armcry at Z 45.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21

Every application give3 relief; every bot
Ilo contains cure; every bottle tested at to
luality; every genuine b,ttle besrs the
1rms facsimile sixnature; evory homo in
America knows tts value; every spoken Ian
suage Knows Its - ne; every journalist
praises Il; every dealer knows Its merits;
every chemist hnda 1t perfect. Sold by
Dru; yists and Dealers. Price r1rty cents per
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Relieved at Once. II
Newtnn Taraa

Newton. Texas.
~ was euiering long time with
paihs In the bacX Of the head and stiii
Lees and trieu various rem edies without
1elieL Then applied st. jacobs Uii,apd
was relieved a. once.' A. s.. HARDY.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
,ro,eYfainlrg Sa' ,,oS Al

Mrs. E H, eayleyj yj9iysr, 81 al, d .. Y
mins,on ming, City PssssnGttIa sssst.Ttay io' ~ ~
i,en Ice Great N set ont !s,a,p yss',p-' ;ttsr '''
thank. ,o
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
lit Is q Good Thipg

New Haven, Conn.
l caught severe cold In my necs VIII oh
set Tied Ia toe cords, SO that / could not
turn my bea nor lie down. | used ST.
Jacobs OH. / cured me, and | consider
IL good thing, and can safely recom-
meno IT, DAVID SchUUSE
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
MARRIA(.ps

SlLLlrOE-WILLIA IAMSDN.-On The goth
Inst BY the Rev. J. +. Bryan, Walter l..
Sillltoe Of Claymont TO miss Ella Will
lIRnsun VI this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21

Sticky fly paper. Catch them alive,
at Taylor & Fullerton's, 302 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
a k.llroaA,. Big Mortgay,,

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The CHARLES a. vodELER CO., Bal.
tinore, Md.
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NOR hENt-A MOE SALOON PAR
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city. apply at SJ3 orange st. IS2l-2ts
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